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Supervise security teams for Stambridge Group’s seasonal programme of outdoor festivals and commercial events.

What you’ll do

• Brief and deploy staff and oversee crowd safety in an assigned area.
• Handle incidents, safeguarding and staff welfare and document issues for event management.

Experience and requirements

• Private security experience and previous supervision, team leadership or operational responsibility. Large-festival experience is desirable.
• A valid SIA Door Supervisor licence for licensable duties. Crowd safety or first aid qualifications and ACT Awareness training are desirable.

Qualifications

• A recognised first aid qualification. · Preferred
• A valid SIA Door Supervisor licence for duties requiring that licence. · Required

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Manage Yarn Bar, theatre foyer bars and catering for shows, conferences and events at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall.

What you’ll do

• Plan rotas and train the team, keep bars ready for service and coordinate with venue teams.
• Track stock, deliveries, sales, costs and safety compliance.

Experience and requirements

• Food and beverage management or supervision, with experience of busy bars.
• Knowledge of food safety and licensing, plus reliable travel to the venue.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

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Supervise the concourse bars and food service for general admission guests at AO Arena.

What you’ll do

• Allocate work, coach staff and coordinate service with kitchen and front-of-house teams.
• Handle guest complaints and oversee stock, costs and food safety.

Experience and requirements

• Food and beverage operations experience, ideally as a supervisor or team leader.
• Knowledge of stock management, service standards and health and safety.

Benefits

• Payment every two weeks
• Choice of shifts

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Help stage theatre shows and commercial hires at Wilton’s Music Hall as a freelance duty technician.

What you’ll do

• Work on get-ins and get-outs, and operate lighting, sound or AV for shows.
• Support hires such as weddings and shoots, and take responsibility for venue safety when on duty.

Experience and requirements

• Technical experience in a producing or receiving theatre, or recognised training in technical theatre.
• Know the equipment used by a mid-scale venue. ETC Ion, digital sound desks and QLab are desirable.
• A current First Aid at Work certificate is required for the duty role. The employer can provide training.

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Set the direction and commercial plan for Tech Show Paris, leading a London-based and remote team.

What you’ll do

• Own annual targets and a multi-year growth plan, develop formats and sponsorship products and identify emerging tech markets.

Experience and requirements

• Significant profit-and-loss ownership and leadership across markets.
• Native-level French fluency.

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Lead commercial marketing at Olympia Events, reporting to the Chief Revenue Officer.

What you’ll do

• Grow venue hire leads, ticket sales and premium hospitality memberships through B2B and consumer campaigns.
• Manage the team and budget, using campaign data to measure revenue and conversion.

Experience and requirements

• Substantial marketing leadership experience, typically ten years or more, across B2B lead generation and consumer acquisition.
• Experience in performance marketing, CRM and sizeable budgets.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

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Oversee food and beverage across Olympia’s halls and convention centre and deputise for the Food and Beverage Director.

What you’ll do

• Lead the teams delivering high-volume events, maintaining service standards and managing commercial performance.
• Coordinate departments and represent the operation in internal and external meetings.

Experience and requirements

• Senior food and beverage or hospitality management experience in complex, high-volume settings.
• Experience leading operational change across departments.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

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Help Fever’s Legal & Policy team manage health and safety across its workplaces and live events.

What you’ll do

• Assess workplace and venue risks and monitor the actions taken to reduce them.
• Review suppliers’ safety obligations and support environmental and quality management.

Experience and requirements

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• At least two years in a similar role.
• Event safety experience and additional languages are advantageous.
• NEBOSH National General Certificate and IOSH membership. A NEBOSH Diploma and Tech IOSH or CMIOSH status are preferred.
• Fluent English and knowledge of UK workplace health and safety and CDM rules.

Qualifications

• IOSH membership (Tech IOSH or CMIOSH preferred) · Preferred
• NEBOSH Diploma or progress toward it is a plus · Preferred
• NEBOSH National General Certificate as a minimum · Required

Benefits

• Performance bonus and stock options
• 28 days’ leave plus bank holidays
• 40% discount on Fever events

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Lead matchday and event hospitality in premium lounges, bars, restaurants or suites at Stamford Bridge.

What you’ll do

• Brief staff and organise seating, reservations and VIP requests.
• Oversee front-of-house and bar service, resolve guest complaints and log incidents.

Experience and requirements

• Previous leadership in premium hospitality, such as stadiums, hotels, restaurants or large events.
• Knowledge of alcohol licensing, Challenge 25, allergens and safety standards.

Benefits

• Weekly payment
• Choice of shifts

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Supervise hospitality teams delivering food and drink service at Utilita Arena Sheffield.

What you’ll do

• Coach staff and check event service, allergen controls and food hygiene.
• Oversee cash, stock and temperature records and help with post-event checks.

Experience and requirements

• Supervisory experience in hospitality, catering or events, including training staff and handling stock or cash.
• Understanding of food safety, HACCP, COSHH and allergen management.

Benefits

• Payment every two weeks
• Choice of shifts

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Help plan and deliver Boomtown’s festival production, taking responsibility for defined projects and areas of the site.

What you’ll do

• Work with the wider production team through planning, build, the festival and derig.

Experience and requirements

• Professional greenfield festival experience and an event-production background.

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Design and deliver lighting for corporate events from MSP Global’s Liverpool base.

What you’ll do

• Use briefs and CAD plans to plot and position lighting.
• Operate consoles, manage power loads and troubleshoot under event deadlines.

Experience and requirements

• A clean UK driving licence and own transport are preferred.

Qualifications

• Clean UK driving license and own transport preferred · Preferred

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Combine practical AV work and project management for corporate events, hybrid meetings and livestreams across London.

What you’ll do

• Plan events with clients, test kit at the Battersea warehouse and support transport and setup on site.

Experience and requirements

• Experience in events or transferable skills from a similar role
• Events experience or transferable skills. An interest or speciality in cameras, lighting or sound is useful.
• Driving licence. Experience driving 3.5-tonne vans is preferred.

Qualifications

• Driving Licence · Required

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Support children under five in the Elland Road crèche during Leeds United home fixtures.

What you’ll do

• Run age-appropriate play and learning activities and care for babies when needed.
• Maintain a safe space, communicate with carers and record safeguarding concerns.

Experience and requirements

• Experience working with babies, toddlers or young children
• Experience with babies or young children in childcare, education or a related setting.
• Early Years, safeguarding and paediatric first-aid qualifications or training are desirable.

Qualifications

• Childcare or Early Years qualifications · Preferred
• Paediatric First Aid qualification · Preferred
• Safeguarding training · Preferred

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Provide wine service in St James’ Park’s premium dining spaces on Newcastle United matchdays and other events.

What you’ll do

• Recommend wines and pairings to guests, develop the wine offer with catering and cellar teams and share knowledge with colleagues.

Experience and requirements

• Previous sommelier or wine-focused fine dining or premium events experience
• Sommelier or other wine-focused work in fine dining, luxury hospitality or premium events.

Qualifications

• WSET Level 2 or equivalent wine certification · Accepted as one route
• WSET Level 3 or above, or equivalent wine certification · Preferred

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Provide safeguarding and welfare support for children, adults at risk and other vulnerable supporters at Leeds United home fixtures.

What you’ll do

• Recognise and record concerns, support matchday staff and work with the Disability Liaison Officer.

Experience and requirements

• Experience working with children, young people or vulnerable adults
• Experience supporting children, young people or vulnerable adults, and dealing with the public in a busy environment.
• FA safeguarding or welfare certificates and experience using MyConcern are desirable.

Qualifications

• FA Safeguarding Children Certificate · Preferred
• FA Welfare Officer Certificate · Preferred

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Take charge of delivery on site for roughly 40–50 running and triathlon events each year. The employer may consider a permanent role later.

What you’ll do

• Collect the event van, set up the course and event village, and manage the site through pack-down.
• Brief crew and volunteers, keep the event on time and make decisions when the plan changes.
• Help participants on the day and report equipment and event improvements afterwards.

Experience and requirements

• Around 2–3 years’ experience running events
• Around two to three years delivering events. Mass-participation sport is preferred, and other strong event experience is considered.
• First aid training and experience of race timing are desirable.
• Full UK driving licence, readiness for physical work, and ability to travel across the UK.
• The employer prefers applicants within about an hour of Reigate.

Qualifications

• Full UK driving licence · Required
• First aid training · Preferred

Benefits

• Free race entries.

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Join Phoenix Pro AV’s freelance crew on medium and large live productions in central London.

What you’ll do

• Set up, run and troubleshoot audio, video and lighting equipment.

Experience and requirements

• Experience in AV production for medium to large live events
• Experience providing AV for medium or large live events, with knowledge of live and virtual production.
• Successful applicants will undergo background checks.

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Lead visitor catering and event operations at Edinburgh Zoo, reporting to the Head of Operations.

What you’ll do

• Run front-of-house retail and events, coach managers and improve service standards.
• Review financial results and forecasts, and work with zoo contacts and internal teams.

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Support building operations and commercial hires at the Mulryan Centre for Dance.

What you’ll do

• Coordinate internal resources, client safety paperwork and event logistics for rehearsals, receptions, filming and meetings.
• Welcome visitors and serve as a keyholder, first aider and fire marshal.

Experience and requirements

• Customer-facing building operations, front-of-house, hires, venue or events experience.
• Experience planning operations or coordinating event logistics.

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Manage parking and traffic around the CorpAcq Stadium in Salford for Sale Sharks fixtures and other events.

What you’ll do

• Direct vehicles in on-site and nearby car parks, guide supporters and help set up signs and barriers.

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Lead event staffing for race days, hospitality and off-site events at Ascot Racecourse.

What you’ll do

• Turn event demand into staffing forecasts and rotas, and coordinate casual staff and agency partners.
• Manage three direct reports, monitor labour costs and resolve staffing shortfalls.

Experience and requirements

• Experience planning and deploying casual, temporary or agency staff
• Experience managing temporary or casual workforces, staff scheduling and labour costs in a busy service environment.

Benefits

• Performance bonus of up to 10% and race-day tickets.

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Support performing arts teaching and productions at Strode’s College, including studio shows and practical assessments.

What you’ll do

• Set up lighting and sound for performances and record assessment work.
• Track loans of props and cameras and organise footage for external examiners.

Experience and requirements

• Practical skills with live production equipment, including Logic Pro and DMX.
• Enhanced DBS and barred-list checks apply.

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Provide food and drink service in Olympia’s premium dining, corporate event and VIP spaces.

What you’ll do

• Prepare service areas, respond to guest requests and coordinate service with bar and kitchen colleagues.

Experience and requirements

• Hospitality, food service, events or similar customer-facing experience.

Benefits

• Payment every two weeks
• Choice of shifts

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Develop event-production skills through an 18-month traineeship across four Norwich cultural organisations.

What you’ll do

• Help organise site visits, artist travel, accommodation, schedules and event paperwork.
• Support event delivery, front of house and budget administration during the placements.

Experience and requirements

• Experience delivering projects or planning and coordinating events
• Some project delivery or event planning experience and confidence using Microsoft Office and budget records.